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Too often overlooked in times of low inflation, Vitality's Justin Taurog argues the time is now right for advisers to talk about Indexation, to safeguard their clients' future protection needs.

The government is encouraging councils to raise council tax to fund long-term care. Richard Walsh discusses the problems with this and alternative means of funding.

F&TRC's Adam Higgs analyses how two insurers have launched online propositions in a bid to improve the numbers of advisers putting policies in trust.

The past decade has seen a huge rise in the numbers renting as opposed to buying. But worryingly, the protection industry is not currently set up to handle generation rent, writes Neil McCarthy.

Legal & General's Martin Noone revisits the Autumn Statement's consequences for group income protection.

Aviva's Robert Morrison discusses the progress of the iGPR and other technologies.

Fergus Bescoby discusses sleep disorders and the underwriting factors to consider.

Redmayne Consulting's Nigel Bradshaw takes an in depth look at underwriting criteria on the major quote portals and asks where the underwriting journey is going next.

Melissa Collett discusses the lessons that income protection insurers can learn from 'I, Daniel Blake's' narrative of the state benefits system and how to treat customers at point of claim.

AXA PPP Healthcare's Nick Jeals discusses how companies can improve health and wellbeing strategies.